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    nature: scripting language with both object oriented and block structured features

    history: JavaScript (originally called LiveScript) was created by Brendan Elch at Netscape in 1995. A scripting language for web pages.

    “JavaScript is the scripting language developed by Netscape for use with the Java computer language. It is designed for smaller applications than Java, yet it is a full-blown, powerful, general-purpose programming language. Microsoft calls it Jscript. JavaScript and Jscript are very differently implemented from Java. The language is also known as ECMAScript.” —Language Finger, Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, University of Montana.


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